FIFA World Cup 2026: Why the stars are aligning for Harry Kane and England

Author: iol.co.zaPublished on: June 9, 2026Country: England

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FIFA World Cup 2026: Why the stars are aligning for Harry Kane and England

England hopes to win the 2026 World Cup with Harry Kane at his peak. Kane, after his move to Bayern Munich, proves he can shine against the best. English clubs' successes in Europe (Europa League, Conference League) and Arsenal's Champions League final run boost the national team's confidence.

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